Tea tree oil, Epsom salt and 6 essential oils turn 15–20 minutes of warm water into a professional foot spa: softening skin, easing tired feet and creating an antifungal environment.
- Tea tree + Epsom salt — with 6 essential oils
- XL 450 g — for many foot baths
- Prepares the skin — soaked skin makes filing and balm work better
- Professional grade — used in pedicure salons and podiatry practices in 15+ countries
- 3-generation family business from the Netherlands — since 2001, now led by granddaughter Sylke
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The professional pedicure, at home
Why a foot soak makes everything work better
Every professional pedicure starts with a foot bath. Warm water and the right salts soften the skin, relax the muscles and prepare your feet for filing and care.
Soaked skin files more easily and absorbs balm better, so a 15–20 minute soak makes the rest of your routine more effective.
What’s inside
Trusted ingredients, and why they’re there
Is it right for you?
Who it’s for
- Tired, aching feet
- Hard skin before filing
- A weekly relaxing ritual
- A gift for someone who stands all day
- You have open wounds on your feet
- You have reduced feeling in your feet (check the water temperature)
How to use
Three simple steps

Trusted by professionals
Made for the pedicure salon first
In 2001 our grandfather began developing foot-care formulas for Dutch pedicurists. Today his granddaughter Sylke leads our 3-generation family business from the Netherlands, and salons and podiatry practices in 15+ countries use the same formulas you buy here.
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Good to know
Questions people ask us
How often should I soak?
A few times a week, or once a week as a relaxing routine.
Does it help with nail fungus?
It creates an antifungal environment and softens the nail, which supports a nail treatment such as Nail Mycosis Solution or Toe Fungus Solution. It isn’t a nail treatment on its own.
Is this the same product professionals use?
Yes. It’s from the same professional range we supply to pedicure salons and podiatry practices through our B2B store.
Do you ship to my country?
Yes, we ship worldwide. Free shipping on orders over €35. See our shipping & returns page for details.
Full product description
Imperial Feet's Anti-Fungal Foot Soak XL soaks away athlete's foot, calluses & tired feet, as well as toenail fungus. Tea tree oil, Epsom salt and 6 essential oils. 450g.
15–20 minutes of warm water turns into a professional foot spa treatment, softening skin, easing fatigue, and creating an antifungal environment all at once.
Read more about Anti-Fungal Foot Soak XL
Step 2: Using the Stainless Steel Foot File, gently remove softened calluses, dead skin and hard areas of the heel, which are still soft.
Step 3: Rinse and dry well, being careful between each toe.
Step 4: Use Urea Foot Balm to remove moisture and soften thickened skin.
Step 5 (In case of nail fungus): Dried nails allow better penetration of the antifungal formula by Nail Mycosis Solution.
Want to follow the exact routine used by professional pedicurists? Read our Safe, Hygienic, and Highly Effective: 7-Step Medi-Pedi Method.
Pro Tip: If calluses are really tough or nails are extremely thick, use a little hotter water (up to as hot as you can comfortably stand) and soak for 20 minutes with each bath. The extra heat significantly increases how soft the skin and nails become.
How to Use
Fill a foot bath (or basin) with warm/hot water (enough to cover your feet). Dissolve about 1.5 tablespoons of the Foot Soak in approximately 1 gallon (~3.8 litres) of water. Soak your feet for about 15-20 minutes. After soaking, you can proceed with extra foot-care steps: e.g., gently remove softened dead skin or calluses, rinse and dry your feet well, then apply your foot balm or other treatments.
3-Step Routine
Step 01
Dissolve about 1.5 tablespoons of the Foot Soak in approximately 4 litres of water.
Step 02
Soak your feet for about 15–20 minutes.
Step 03
After soaking, file softened skin with the Stainless Steel Foot File, then apply Urea Foot Balm to the feet after they have been dried off. If you have nail fungus, apply Nail Mycosis Solution to the softened nails.
Product Specs
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Size | 450g / 15.97 oz (XL) |
| Doses per Pack | Approx. 55–65 uses at 1.5 tablespoons per soak |
| Water per Soak | Approximately 4 litres |
| Soak Duration | 15–20 minutes |
| Recommended Frequency | 2–3 times per week |
| Key Active | Melaleuca Alternifolia (Tea Tree Oil) with terpinen-4-ol |
| Other Oils | Eucalyptus, Roman Chamomile, Rosemary, Spearmint, Peppermint |
| Paraben-Free | Yes always |
| Diabetic Suitability | Confirm with product team before publishing |
| Price (UK) | £23.97 |
| Shipping | Free UK delivery |
Key Ingredients
Bicarbonate, Melaleuca Alternifolia (Tea Tree) Leaf Oil, Anthemis Nobilis Flower Oil, Rosmarinus Officinalis (Rosemary) Leaf Oil, Eucalyptus Globulus Leaf Oil, Mentha Viridis (Spearmint) Leaf Oil, Mentha Piperita (Peppermint) Oil.
What Each Oil Does:
This Foot Soak Is Perfect For:
Professional pedicure at home
- Use for anyone who is treating their toenail fungus, and wants to soften the nails before applying the anti-fungal solution.
- Those who have athlete's feet and require a soaking between topical applications that cleanses and kills bacteria.
- Anyone who has calluses, corns or hard skin who wants to soften prior to filing them.
- Individuals who have fatigued, aching or swollen feet due to prolonged standing or sports activity.
- Psoriasis and arthritis sufferers who take advantage of the anti-inflammatory benefits of Epsom Salt and chamomile blend.
- Anyone wanting to give themselves a professional pedicure at home.
- Those who suffer from foot odor seek a truly fresh, long-lasting deodorising soak.
- Ingrown nails, soak in Epsom Salt to ease inflammation around ingrown nails.
Every question you were too embarrassed to ask.
How often should I use the anti-fungal foot soak?
For best results, use 2–3 times per week. For toenail fungus or for athletes foot, using the soak prior to applying the topical treatment really enhances the penetration of the topical into the nail and skin. In general care of the feet, for tiredness or softening of calluses once or twice a week will be enough.
Does this foot soak actually treat toenail fungus?
The soak features Tea Tree Oil, which has clinically-proven antifungal properties that removes the nail and skin around the nail. A foot soak alone, however, isn't enough to cure a fungal nail infection, as soaking doesn't get at the fungus located under the nail plate. Apply before Nail Mycosis Solution, which works in the nail bed where the infection resides, 2–3 times a week.
How many uses does the 450g pack provide?
The 450g pack is used for around 55 to 65 soaks, using about 1.5 tablespoons (7-8g) per soak. With 2-3 soaks weekly, this equates to 4-8 months of regular use per pack.
What should I do after soaking?
Soaked skin and nails are the most receptive. While feet are still soft, use a Stainless Steel Foot File to gently remove dead skin and calluses. Rinse and dry between the toes. If the nails are affected by a fungal infection, apply Nail Mycosis Solution to them, or otherwise apply Urea Foot Balm to them to deeply moisturise.
Can I use this soak to soften calluses before using a foot file?
Yes, this is one of the best uses of it. Epsom Salt and Tea Tree in warm water for 15-20 minutes can make a world of difference in softening hard thickened skin and calluses. It is much easier and more effective to get rid of it immediately after soaking (when skin is soft) than to file dry skin.
Is this foot soak suitable for sensitive skin?
This formula contains natural essential oils, free from parabens, synthetic fragrances and chemicals. It is well tolerated by most people with sensitive skin. Try it on a small area if skintight. Do not use it if there are open wounds or broken skin on the feet.
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